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As seen in: KSFC-FM (Spokane, WA), NPR, Apple Podcasts, Medium, Inlander, KPBZ-FM (Spokane, WA), Out There Outdoors
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Jess Walter Interview – The Urban Outdoors 

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By Chris Maccini 
| Out There Outdoors
By Chris Maccini Cover photo courtesy of Jess Walter In 2006 and 2007, a newspaper-reporter-turned-novelist named Jess Walter wrote a recurring humor column for Out There called “The Urban Outdoors.” At the time, Walter had recently published his fourth novel, “The Zero,” which was named a finalist for the National Book Award.
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Historic Linder's Lodge on Mount Spokane Begins a New Chapter

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By Chris Maccini 
| Out There Outdoors
By Chris Maccini When John D. Linder set out to build a new lodge on Mount Spokane, he was inspired by the recent opening of the world’s first double chairlift, the Riblet Tramway that began operating on the mountain in 1947. Over the course of the next five years, Linder and his family oversaw construction of “Linder’s Lodge” alongside the mountain road.
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Heritage Network Building a Columbia Boat

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By Chris Maccini 
| Out There Outdoors
By Chris Maccini Cover photo courtesy of Summer Hess History can sometimes feel lost to the past. It’s the challenge of historians, museum curators, and historical societies to help bring the stories of years gone by to life in the present day. That’s the spirit behind the Heritage Network’s effort to build a “Columbia Boat,” a unique watercraft with a connection to the history of the Inland Northwest.
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